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I did a lot of pier fishing in florida years ago. There were always a couple of big brown pelicans who would hang around and try to steal my bait or grab a pinfish when you got it out of the water. I got mad at one and kept trying to scare it away. An old man told me "you know that pelican is so old and blind he can't dive in the water and catch fish anymore.? That's why he is stealing and begging for fish." Apparently when they get older they go blind from diving in the water after fish. I never knew that or even thought about it. So after that I would always throw the old pelicans a fish or 2 when I was fishing for bait. That old man completely changed my attitude about pelicans.
@dirtwhisperer658 Жыл бұрын
Speaking in parables is pretty difficult but you did it naturally.
@hereallyfast Жыл бұрын
Very interesting story
@IAmEverythang Жыл бұрын
Damn, I learned something new again …..
@theodavis9778 Жыл бұрын
Learned something new
@SM1LE2006 Жыл бұрын
@@SM1LE2006: Yeah, I changed it …..
@theodavis9778 Жыл бұрын
Wow, that pelican looked like it got in a fight with Freddie Krueger. Turtle tore him all to shreds. Was interesting to watch. Great video
@storytimewithunclebill1998 Жыл бұрын
Im not sure about that because some buffoon CENSORED it!
@TheBooban Жыл бұрын
And Edward scissors hands
@tazz5406 Жыл бұрын
Teenage mutant ninja turtles isn’t so far from being real now
@judemackerracher4467 Жыл бұрын
master oogway
@egg5468 Жыл бұрын
I have always said that turtles are dangerous !
@melviasheppard8466 Жыл бұрын
Big fish: dont eat me you will choke Pelecan: dont care Pelecan: "chokes"
@adammechq1665 Жыл бұрын
Ah, a pelecant
@MarcianX Жыл бұрын
Man I love p e l e c a n s
@walkelftexasranger Жыл бұрын
Finally a non bot comment
@fogoazul123 Жыл бұрын
Amazing how you managed to misspelled pelican when it's in the title.
@NexuJin Жыл бұрын
@@NexuJin amazing how you managed to make a grammatical error while trying to fix someone elses
@gamernade7591 Жыл бұрын
The fact that people are surprised that “herbivores all eat meat occasionally “ is getting old
@thefriendlybeast2613 Жыл бұрын
Imagine being so easily perturbed.
@mercster Жыл бұрын
You must be super fun at parties
@nadnerb_sr20 Жыл бұрын
@@nadnerb_sr20 I'm sure he is! He's a friendly beast after all.
@Axxxel_in_Harlem Жыл бұрын
I live with a rabbit that enjoys eating my leather shoes. An obligate herbivore who enjoys stealing her kitty housemates' cat food on a regular basis.
@sarahvontettenborn121 Жыл бұрын
I used to have a turtle from the desert Sibi in the north of Pakistan. Then, in the 70's, there weren't any rules concerning turtles from the wild. Several years later my father was retired and my family moved back to Europe. Of course my turtle came with us. She acted like a dog and would respond to calls. She loved to eat tomatoes and fresh salad. Sibi, named after the place she was from, always lived in the garden, never in a cage. So when she came to Austria, we thought we would have to take her inside in the winter. This we did three times. But then in this one year, winter came around very early. And when we went in the garden to look for Sibi, we couldn't find her. I was devastated, because I thought she was dead. But in spring, when the warming sunrays hit the garden, Sibi turned up. And she was way stronger than in all the other years, when we had done everything to reduce her diet and give her a bath before she would go to sleep during the winter. It turned out, that Sibi stayed in the compost all winter. So from then on, we always made sure, that she had a compost bedding of her own, and also covered with a metal plate, so neither could heavy snow pressure her, nor could water get on her. She was so strong and healthy. Until my stupid sister, who had moved back in with my parents because one of her lovers had left her again, until she decided to make a pond. I told her to watch out and make it secure for Sibi. But she didn't and so Sibi drowned wen being with us for 30 years. Sibi was no carnivore. I once tried out to give her meat, but she didn't eat it. Sibi always ate fruits and vegetables, with tomatoes and salad being her favorite meals.
@lisasternenkind6467 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this. It was very interesting.
@tracypaxton1054 Жыл бұрын
If I was in your shes I would’ve been BEYOND pissed
@ikoniful3984 Жыл бұрын
@@ikoniful3984 I am. We don't talk anymore.
@lisasternenkind6467 Жыл бұрын
I am so sorry you lost your dear Sibi. I had a turtle for years and would feed him bits of fish. I would tap on his enclosure and he would come running. I grew so much more attached to him than I ever thought I would and when he go sick, I panicked, took him to the vet, but it was too late. He died. I was very upset, having had him for about 7 years. I can’t imagine how sad you were after 30 years! I truly sympathize. 💙
@abbynormal3068 Жыл бұрын
What an interesting true story!!
@victoriawelch5136 Жыл бұрын
I am still surprised that Pelicans never went extinct despite being too bold to the point of actually gaining fatal injuries or death. Well if Koalas can survive being the dumbest animal on the planet, so can Pelicans.
@ousamadearu5960 Жыл бұрын
Don’t forget Giant Pandas. Not exactly the smartest bears out there.
@alexanderpoirier3350 Жыл бұрын
Suddenly "survival of the fittest" doesn't sound right. I think luck play much more into life then anything else.
@Enchie Жыл бұрын
Koalas are alive because of people's incessant need to protect them lol.
@akneegrow6152 Жыл бұрын
@@alexanderpoirier3350 Like the Koala, human aid and intervention is why they live.
@akneegrow6152 Жыл бұрын
@@EnchieDarwin’s ideas are outdated, we don’t think evolution works that way anymore
@MikehMike017 ай бұрын
Those alligator snapping turtles are no joke. You do not want a body part near their mouths. Not surprised about about tortoises being able to eat meat. There is a reason they have lasted this long. Was fun to watch. Great video
@storytimewithunclebill1998 Жыл бұрын
White pelicans tend to be inland freshwater while brown tend to be ocean.
@haseo8244 Жыл бұрын
Hmmm shoebill is their closest relatives lol.
@haseo8244 Жыл бұрын
Yes I smart know fact yes comment
@sethvelazquez8143 Жыл бұрын
So.. is there something that I can put my body parts near their mouth? 🙂
@drayott-jr Жыл бұрын
Oh yeah you're not kidding. Snapping turtles can break bones so yeah.
@rabbit0664 Жыл бұрын
Why are the pelican's damaged pouches pixelated to prevent us from viewing the damage ? Are we considered to be too delicate to see the extent of the damage that is sometimes likely to result in the death of the pelican?
@tedbomba6631 Жыл бұрын
Perhaps one of those ridiculous KZhead guidelines that prevent creators from getting revenue? Combined with the fact that some people do find such content disturbing
@four2nothin Жыл бұрын
Right? I've seen worse things on the side of the road. It makes no damn sense.
@vivalabad6 Жыл бұрын
Why do you want to look at horrible things?
@carolflower8015 Жыл бұрын
@@carolflower8015 It's not that I want to, it's that some of us feel it's wrong to look away from all bad things in this world. Facing them makes you stronger, and I hate some corporation deciding I'm a delicate flower that needs protected as if I was a small child.
@amberkat8147 Жыл бұрын
@@carolflower8015 why do you want to live in a sanitised world void of reality?
@simonmuhamed1071 Жыл бұрын
What was with the green screen turtle chasing the green screen bird?Did you not notice how off it was!?
@angryhairpeice Жыл бұрын
I assume that's a copyright issue
@dennispetrov9628 Жыл бұрын
@@dennispetrov9628 That makes sense.
@angryhairpeice Жыл бұрын
theres lots once you start to pay attention, its a tad annoying
@morganfreeman8208 Жыл бұрын
There was a lot of weird photoshop issues on this for some reason
@ashreh Жыл бұрын
Footage isn't cheap but that staged footage was.
@TheSpiritombsableye Жыл бұрын
A pelican going after a snapping turtle? That pelican must be suicidal.
@kirklanyoshinaga8953 Жыл бұрын
I love how the narrator is informative and interesting at the same time as seeming as surprised and amazed as we are while reading his script!😄
@EASYTIGER10 Жыл бұрын
Falcon
@dylanp552 Жыл бұрын
Easy tiger you make a great point my friend for me
@jixdahac Жыл бұрын
@@jixdahac it’s EASYTIGER10
@hmmmyes1626 Жыл бұрын
Pelican life is so tuff, literally a little claw can fuck up its life
@fricardo833 Жыл бұрын
Take my like and be gone
@petrschejbal8756 Жыл бұрын
I think it's truly awesome that there are people out there that would do that without having to get money for it.
@Lucien_75 Жыл бұрын
Food is food to an animal, no matter where it comes from. Almost all 'herbivores' are opportunistic carnivores and will not turn down meat if they can get it. Cows? Yup. Horses? 100% Small deer?! They actually hunt down defenceless chicks during the spring. Rabbits? No problem attacking and eating wounded birds.
@dominicmanester8125 Жыл бұрын
Everyone viewing this channel knows that
@triplus198 Жыл бұрын
Sad but true
@adammechq1665 Жыл бұрын
Keep it simple : all animals eat other living beings or at least parasite on them.
@trex2621 Жыл бұрын
Yup I even seen an iguana eat a mouse
@gtasixer2156 Жыл бұрын
Squirrels and chipmunks eat meat and grubs too. I've seen a chipmunk running along with a dead baby mouse or something in its mouth, one eating partially cooked chicken that I accidentally knocked on the ground, and one eating bacon grease from a pan left outside.
@Animanarchy Жыл бұрын
I like how he is happy that the pelican is rescued (which I’m glad it was rescued). But he doesn’t know how sadistic pelicans can be
@judemackerracher4467 Жыл бұрын
He literally eat everything
@Yoshi_Ayaka Жыл бұрын
Sadistic? They are just eating
@aluminiumknight403811 ай бұрын
Pelicans are the definition of "Biting more than you can chew."
@furanduron4926 Жыл бұрын
The pain that pelican must be in…
@coolpoolbymatthew Жыл бұрын
I never thought about it much until now, but I wonder if the throat pouches show up in pelican fossils and I wonder if many pterosaurs and other flying dinosaurs may have had huge throat pouches but we just can't tell from the fossils because of how fragile the skin could be.
@RareVBlue Жыл бұрын
That’s an excellent point!
@dragonzlyric Жыл бұрын
@hankschannel I need to know if this is possible. Were pterosaurs giant pelicans?
@kaidwyer Жыл бұрын
@@kaidwyer bro they dived into water. No shit.
@SuperOmegaBerserker Жыл бұрын
ok so I randomly stumbled upon a short from Hank Green (who I previously tagged in this reply thread), and in that he explained that certain pterosaurs did develop pouches like pelicans, but that the trait emerged independently from pelicans’ adaptation. Essentially pelicans and other birds are equally related to pterosaurs, and the resemblance is partly coincidental, and partly because a pouch is advantageous for that hunting style.
@kaidwyer Жыл бұрын
You're on to something here
@misterpractical Жыл бұрын
While fishing in the Florida Keys, when we cleaned our fish at the pier we had to pay the "Pelican Tax". This is the leftover scraps we had to constantly throw at the pelicans. As long as we paid the tax they would leave our fish alone. But if you didn't pay, they stole your best fish right off the table.
@MrGrumbli8 ай бұрын
You know what's funny bout a Pelican? His beak can hold more, than his belly can.
@youareawesome5236 Жыл бұрын
Way back in the 60s when I was a girl in Africa, we always made sure our pet tortoises had a balanced diet by including chongololos (aka giant African millipedes). I'm really surprised that scientists didn't know tortoises were omnivorous.
@jaqiharrison1984 Жыл бұрын
Which country, stop talking about africa as if its a country.
@EmmanuellaUdofia Жыл бұрын
@@EmmanuellaUdofia Zimbabwe. I am fully aware Africa is not a country, but I'll quite as easily say America without specifying a state, or Europe without specifying a country, or The UK without specifying England, Ireland or Wales. By using the term "chongololo", most Africans will know which region I am referring to anyway.
@jaqiharrison1984 Жыл бұрын
@@jaqiharrison1984 no problem. It's a pet peeve of mine
@EmmanuellaUdofia Жыл бұрын
I hear you! I used to find it frustrating until I realised it wasn't continent specific, and the average person has as much difficulty pointing to Holland on a map as they do Malawi.
@jaqiharrison1984 Жыл бұрын
@@EmmanuellaUdofia don’t talk to her like that
@lg5lime33 Жыл бұрын
That tortious dramatization is exactly why we love your channel, its when you take on the character of the animals bro, loll!
@bboyjmillz-g2g Жыл бұрын
With sleepy eyes I read it the biggest mistake a politician can make, and was like finally someone explaining the corruptions going on around 😂
@soumyaranjan5943 Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂
@neptunes297 Жыл бұрын
Who did you hire to edit the snapping turtle graphics from 6:45 till the end of the video? They looked totally amazing and so real!
@brianclark17 Жыл бұрын
💀
@BLED555 Жыл бұрын
Yeah, they should have let the person who edited 7:39-7:45 edit 6:45 as well
@jormdeworm7 ай бұрын
The mangled beak is one of the most disturbing things I've had to see and think about for a while.
@MaiaTheApple Жыл бұрын
I can’t believe you made a video about hurt pelicans and CENSORED the images of the hurt pelicans. Unbelievable.
@kaltkalt2083 Жыл бұрын
Modern yt in a nutshell
@Betelgeuse2142 Жыл бұрын
the pelican deserved it all
@shing12398 ай бұрын
yup
@dummo4208 ай бұрын
reminds me of my self after 2 am " turning to pelikan "
@kuvee2614 Жыл бұрын
''The Biggest Mistake a Pelican Can Make'' *proceeds to talk about turtles*
@alexmonta4751 Жыл бұрын
Many sharks have to close their eyes to open jaws wide enough for a bite..so they technically just bite at prey hoping they hit
@patrickjorda5523 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for highlighting the unnecessary censorship!
@the_once-and-future_king.10 ай бұрын
it's amazing how pelicans aren't extinct at this point.
@artistexhale10 ай бұрын
I remember seeing the footage of the tortoise in the Seychelles hunting a flightless bird trapping it at the edge of a fallen tree (which jumping off would be a death sentence for such a small flightless bird).
@TheSpiritombsableye Жыл бұрын
Hands down the best channel on KZhead. Idk how you guys do this!
@xgodzhiredgunx Жыл бұрын
Literally the only channel I watch on KZhead.
@speedoflight3395 Жыл бұрын
It's not just tortoise that every now and then snacks on lil birds, i'v seen moose just floking around picking up chicks practising flight and just munch on em.
@syrenet Жыл бұрын
Lmao the Harry Potter joke at the end😂 Great video as always, super entertaining and informative!
@SaskiaSketches Жыл бұрын
My whole life, I have wondered what is the biggest mistake a pelican can make. Now I finally know.
@ElectricBoogaloo007 Жыл бұрын
An animal that will put anything in it's mouth to see if it's edible... My spirit animal...
@CollinMcLean Жыл бұрын
Sorry for running the moment They are caníbals
@Yami1300 Жыл бұрын
😀 😀 😀
@lisasternenkind6467 Жыл бұрын
Even at 2M subs this cannel is stupidly underrated! First time I’ve found a video in my recommended and I’ve been learning crazy and crazy fucked up facts all day. 100/10, subbed and staying.
@smithwill8769 Жыл бұрын
Even if a Pelican, doesn't mean a Pelishould
@return9010 Жыл бұрын
Two guys in a kayak were spit out of a whale mouth in a different video. They both survived with little harm done to them.
@hydrolito Жыл бұрын
Pilecans are nearer to dinosaurs, than a scavenger eagle
@terrfrayn2203 Жыл бұрын
I love how you explained the whole video. Somehow mellow and serious.
@ghost_undead Жыл бұрын
That thumbnail is making my skin crawl for some reason but i cant stop looking at it. Poor thing.
@DesireeFloyd-nx6zq11 ай бұрын
Weird to talk about how pelicans will eat anything and NOT show that clip recorded in Central Park of a pelican nomming a pigeon.
@ccggenius Жыл бұрын
Funny story: my brother when he was little, he showed my turtle his tongue and she bit him XD, well he learnd his lesson
@narzrook3302 Жыл бұрын
It’s probably a good thing pelicans are not the size of gorillas
@Susbaguetteman7 ай бұрын
the only pelican I know tells me to hydrate constantly and speaks with an Australian accent
@tragicmagic336 Жыл бұрын
That pelican looks like he had a fight with scissors ✂️ and he lost
@Allaylaylay Жыл бұрын
That pelican was named Amber and had a run in with Edward Scissorhands.
@NexuJin Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the emoji or I might've forgotten what scissors look like
@nadnerb_sr20 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the emoji it made your comment funnier
@Rain-jh1nt Жыл бұрын
I've read about pelicans scoffing small dogs, more than once in Paris France. Some woman is walking her chihuahua on a leash on one occasion I've always chuckled about when I remember it , when a Pelican lands beside them, and promptly gobbles up the small animal, flying away.. I can't get the idea of what her face must have looked like as it happened.
@GrassPossum Жыл бұрын
I remember when abut 15 years ago a dog was dragged down in a pond in Mönchengladbach, Germany. It was an old giant catfish. The dog had not been far away from land and only in the water with his legs. The huge catfish hunted him down by catching one leg and pulling him fast to the middle of the pond, where he dragged him down in the water multiple times until the dog was dead. This was caught on camera. Hardly anybody believed it without seeing the photos. But then a few years later, again this catfish hunted down two other dogs. Officials tried to catch the catfish, but weren't able to. Nobody goes in the water anymore there. So either the catfish is dead by now, or he is on a different diet. ^^
@lisasternenkind6467 Жыл бұрын
If you could show us the wounds instead of blurring them out that would be good
@ChuckNorris-wx6xh Жыл бұрын
Regarding the walleye, I bet it was the spiky dorsals that got caught in the bird’s throat. I’d wager a pelican could consume a similar size northern pike.
@wakudastudio8 ай бұрын
Good that you've pixelated all the interesting images in the clip after you've shocked us with your unpixelated thumbnail 🤣👍
@sash4all Жыл бұрын
The turtle scenario is life. It’s natural. The fish hook story is what bothers me.
@WiseNiteSilicone Жыл бұрын
Animals fights or collisions can be deadly like this. Thanks for the info watop
@tharsin8805 Жыл бұрын
First 3 seconds is my favorite part of any video these guys make lol
@Bombarded1n Жыл бұрын
Turtles are prehistoric creatures just like alligators and crocodiles. They endured millions years of hell on Earth!
@jonmarquez128 Жыл бұрын
In Louisiana snapping turtles and pelicans are abundant in the wild. Tbh I'd rather deal with alligator than a snapping turtle. Those turtles swim fast and are more aggressive than gators. Gators rather run away than bite. I've seen snapping turtles chasing dogs and people out of the water..
@jrmckim Жыл бұрын
Just another day to unload some .44 rounds *stylishly reloads magnum*
@Axxxel_in_Harlem Жыл бұрын
It's as if a pitcher plant grew wings.
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 Жыл бұрын
Seeing these pelicans make me feel my chin skin without touching it
@grapedude4472 Жыл бұрын
Wow. That video was all over the place. So should we assume that pelican was left to starve. Nothing was mentioned about helping it. Another was mentioned with the same injury that was helped and released, but nothing about this one. Or did I miss it?
@mrh784 Жыл бұрын
I agree. It should be told that the poor bird was healed. Not just left to die in agony.
@MysteStorm Жыл бұрын
9:58 this is not true, even google says the strongest snapping turtle is the alligator snapping turtle.
@Turtley-Average Жыл бұрын
I've raised a common snapping turtle from hatchling to 9 years, at which point he was released. Miss my little "Chubby," and hope he's eating well!
@LindaB651 Жыл бұрын
Eating the bird that's ridding you of your ticks.. now that's some serious betrayal right there
@roadArt132 Жыл бұрын
There is a famous pelican in London that has a taste for pigeons. You can find it on youtube
@HicSvntDracones Жыл бұрын
I saw
@mydailycrazylife6124 Жыл бұрын
Canabalism
@arandomguyontheinternet5818 Жыл бұрын
@@arandomguyontheinternet5818 not really
@smirglepapier531 Жыл бұрын
I catch and fix up injured turtles and I do this by using a barbless hook with a BRIGHT red bobber 1 inch above the hook. I usually use hotdogs as bait and it always works. I also use a chain-mill net that the soft shells offer break.
@florida_boi_adventures5088 Жыл бұрын
This is just fantastic to learn about these pretty bizarre animals
@kuitaranheatmorus9932 Жыл бұрын
Just because a Pelican doesn't mean a PeliSHOULD
@venomfan20202 ай бұрын
Claim your here before an hour here is your ticket
@coollord8763 Жыл бұрын
No
@phoneticfinatic2710 Жыл бұрын
cringe
@shmqcked Жыл бұрын
Can i eat the ticket though?
@h3llr361 Жыл бұрын
oh that ticket? gone, reduced to atom
@fish2468 Жыл бұрын
ok
@Kingzzz__ Жыл бұрын
i used to feed anything to my turtles from fish, vegetables, fruits, and even meat or insects they love it
@fkngboss1470 Жыл бұрын
Loved seeing some anti-pelican justice for a change. I haven't felt this good since seeing the much-smaller Peter Brady kick the much-bigger Buddy Hinton's teeth in, back in 1970.
@sebastianhamilton58923 ай бұрын
I love your channel watop!
@ItzzGh0stz Жыл бұрын
My mom has small palm size land tortoises to control her cockroach infestation. She also feeds them canned dog food for meals when the roaches are diminished. They have survived for many many years and have names.
@kawamuradesign931 Жыл бұрын
I highly doubt that much damage was done by a softshell turtle. It was most likely a species of snapping turtle. Their jaws not only have a much stronger biting force, they are also very sharp and talon-shaped so they come to a point and work much the same way that scissors work, by shearing flesh at the base of the jaw and working forward as the bite occurs.
@wesbaumguardner8829 Жыл бұрын
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@moonbiscuits Жыл бұрын
Pelican: lol look at that abomination Turtle: WHAT DID U SAY U BIRD ABOMINATION Pelican: MY MOUTH WHAT HAVE U DONE Turtle: want more?
@mrcompy3050 Жыл бұрын
Intrusive thought won and it turned into a turtle video. Imo that tangent just shows your passion for animals! Love this account
@GRIMM21976 ай бұрын
Pelicans are amazing. If you go to Xcaret in Playa del Carmen, Mexico and float in the lagoon on one of the tubes they provide, the wild pelicans nearby will divebomb underneath you to get to the little fish that gather in your shadow. It was an incredible experience. I thought they would hit me, because they dive so fast, but they are extremely accurate. They divebomb so close to you that you will get splashed. I had no idea that their beak pouches were this fragile though.
@vivalabad6 Жыл бұрын
Poor and uneducated me who used to think, turtles are pretty harmless 😭
@debosmitadas3753 Жыл бұрын
XD
@coolpoolbymatthew Жыл бұрын
Thumbnails looks like the pelican got a lesson from Stewie family guy.
@yosuakrisena9136 Жыл бұрын
These birds don't realize that just because a pelican doesn't mean a pelishould
@rabamarrasantos9694 Жыл бұрын
Hahahahaha, . Keep up the good work brother.
@pililani_blessings Жыл бұрын
I bet vegans are throwing their phones when the find out that lots of herbivores often eat baby birds when they get the chance
@billflunkendorf Жыл бұрын
And here I thought the thumbnail was photoshop ☠️
@kamikazehound3243 Жыл бұрын
Why are the pics blurred?! I only clicked the link because I wanted to see the shredded throat pouch
@whoameye6298 Жыл бұрын
Fun fact: the ancient Chinese trained pelicans to fish for them. The pelican would catch the fish and hold it in its pouch. Then the bird would fly back to the human. They would split the meal and no one would go to bed hungry.
@jrmckim Жыл бұрын
Seems strange that the Pelican is doing all the work for half the pay...
@Lootface Жыл бұрын
cormorants too
@dmoore5120 Жыл бұрын
In India are fishermen, who trainbirds for fishing.
@lisasternenkind6467 Жыл бұрын
It feels nice to be this early. 😌
@abbiemabunda7176 Жыл бұрын
Coffee intro never gets old....most interesting channel in youTube....
@lonewolf8774 Жыл бұрын
That capybara footage was clearly doctored.
@RickySTT Жыл бұрын
Can we take a moment to appreciate how much time and e ffort he puts in the videos for us. 😇
@bassitz2559 Жыл бұрын
He does do a very good job.
@robertdemon3550 Жыл бұрын
I find it incredibly odd how humanity feels some obligation to help some wild animals, like pelicans who take on other strong animals, but don't feel any real obligation to just avoid harming those animals themselves. Take the typical modern day fishing vessel, for example. It's an absolute horror show in terms of killing, maiming, and destroying the habitats of billions of wild sea animals and that gets largely ignored. But then we all feel good when we hear of a tiny number of wild animals rehabbed from unfortunate nonhuman forces.
@AV57 Жыл бұрын
Thats rather short sighted and cynical of both of you. What sad and angry lives you must live if the desire to make a creatures life better is a negative to you.
@herrikudo Жыл бұрын
@@herrikudo You missed the point. No one's suggesting it's bad to help any animals. The issue is: why help 1 animal while mindlessly terrorizing millions of other animals? It's a matter of consistency.
@AV57 Жыл бұрын
It's because you're putting all of humanity into one pool. Some humans are just disgusting, selfish, and cruel and I'm sure if it wasn't for laws, they would do the same to other humans, some of these cruel humans become leaders and that's how wars happen. Then you have the good hearted people who help these animals, they don't turn around and hurt other animals for no reason, maybe they eat meat, but that's a whole other can of worms. 😶
@Zonose Жыл бұрын
@@Zonose I'm willing to suggest that the average human alive today thinks that helping wild animals is morally virtuous. They would applaud the people who help those animals and see it as a good example for others to follow. But also the average human alive today also supports industries, such as the fishing industry. It's cognitive dissonance on a mass scale.
@AV57 Жыл бұрын
@@AV57 Yeah that's a thing alright 😕 it's not something I know enough about to try to discuss deeply..
@Zonose Жыл бұрын
the thumbnail looks so friking wrong yet so fricking right at the same time
@kiwuno5687 Жыл бұрын
Gumball and his family would be so happy to meet this menace turtle again.
@zoro7648 Жыл бұрын
I never expected turtles would be such a predator
@goldtestcheck9247 Жыл бұрын
dam i kinda feel bad
@ICantAce_ROS Жыл бұрын
Wow, the injury looks just like pixels. Hate when that happens.
@lindasimons691 Жыл бұрын
Them thumbnails photoshop skill bro 😂😂 I can’t 💀💀
@shi9014 Жыл бұрын
My only issue with people helping heal pelicans that get injured, is you doom the species to stagnation
@adamorick2872 Жыл бұрын
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@bensoncheung2801 Жыл бұрын
Survival of the fittest aka Mother Nature is being interrupted
@terenceneedham9064 Жыл бұрын
Oh cmon. I know natural selection and shit but is just one bird.
@che8040 Жыл бұрын
No ... You dont
@bluediamond327 Жыл бұрын
That's not even close to how that works
@nadnerb_sr20 Жыл бұрын
i have exactly the same turtle at my home, I'm keeping it as a pet and i can confirm its bite force is extremely high also its claws are dangerous. i rescued it from the wild and i'm having it with me since 2014 and it's a small one weighing around 900g i even got another one to keep its company but it severely injured the new turtle so i had no choice but to keep them both separately. I'm not a turtle expert and i don't know their behavior so if anyone knows them well let me know how to befriend it. it's been over 8 years since i found it and it still hides inside its shell when i hold it
@tarangdas1276 Жыл бұрын
I don't know how to tell you this lightly, but if you don't know basic stuff about a species as the fact that they're territorial and solitary and that you can't befriend two animals that aren't social, you shouldn't keep them. You should know their behavior if you decided to care from them. Also, you don't rescue animals from the wild, you took it out of its environment and depending on your local laws it might even be illegal. In addition, in the case you find a wild wounded animal you call the experts, don't intervene yourself if you don't have the knowledge/experience, you can make it much worse
I did a lot of pier fishing in florida years ago. There were always a couple of big brown pelicans who would hang around and try to steal my bait or grab a pinfish when you got it out of the water. I got mad at one and kept trying to scare it away. An old man told me "you know that pelican is so old and blind he can't dive in the water and catch fish anymore.? That's why he is stealing and begging for fish." Apparently when they get older they go blind from diving in the water after fish. I never knew that or even thought about it. So after that I would always throw the old pelicans a fish or 2 when I was fishing for bait. That old man completely changed my attitude about pelicans.
Speaking in parables is pretty difficult but you did it naturally.
Very interesting story
Damn, I learned something new again …..
Learned something new
@@SM1LE2006: Yeah, I changed it …..
Wow, that pelican looked like it got in a fight with Freddie Krueger. Turtle tore him all to shreds. Was interesting to watch. Great video
Im not sure about that because some buffoon CENSORED it!
And Edward scissors hands
Teenage mutant ninja turtles isn’t so far from being real now
master oogway
I have always said that turtles are dangerous !
Big fish: dont eat me you will choke Pelecan: dont care Pelecan: "chokes"
Ah, a pelecant
Man I love p e l e c a n s
Finally a non bot comment
Amazing how you managed to misspelled pelican when it's in the title.
@@NexuJin amazing how you managed to make a grammatical error while trying to fix someone elses
The fact that people are surprised that “herbivores all eat meat occasionally “ is getting old
Imagine being so easily perturbed.
You must be super fun at parties
@@nadnerb_sr20 I'm sure he is! He's a friendly beast after all.
I live with a rabbit that enjoys eating my leather shoes. An obligate herbivore who enjoys stealing her kitty housemates' cat food on a regular basis.
I used to have a turtle from the desert Sibi in the north of Pakistan. Then, in the 70's, there weren't any rules concerning turtles from the wild. Several years later my father was retired and my family moved back to Europe. Of course my turtle came with us. She acted like a dog and would respond to calls. She loved to eat tomatoes and fresh salad. Sibi, named after the place she was from, always lived in the garden, never in a cage. So when she came to Austria, we thought we would have to take her inside in the winter. This we did three times. But then in this one year, winter came around very early. And when we went in the garden to look for Sibi, we couldn't find her. I was devastated, because I thought she was dead. But in spring, when the warming sunrays hit the garden, Sibi turned up. And she was way stronger than in all the other years, when we had done everything to reduce her diet and give her a bath before she would go to sleep during the winter. It turned out, that Sibi stayed in the compost all winter. So from then on, we always made sure, that she had a compost bedding of her own, and also covered with a metal plate, so neither could heavy snow pressure her, nor could water get on her. She was so strong and healthy. Until my stupid sister, who had moved back in with my parents because one of her lovers had left her again, until she decided to make a pond. I told her to watch out and make it secure for Sibi. But she didn't and so Sibi drowned wen being with us for 30 years. Sibi was no carnivore. I once tried out to give her meat, but she didn't eat it. Sibi always ate fruits and vegetables, with tomatoes and salad being her favorite meals.
Thank you for this. It was very interesting.
If I was in your shes I would’ve been BEYOND pissed
@@ikoniful3984 I am. We don't talk anymore.
I am so sorry you lost your dear Sibi. I had a turtle for years and would feed him bits of fish. I would tap on his enclosure and he would come running. I grew so much more attached to him than I ever thought I would and when he go sick, I panicked, took him to the vet, but it was too late. He died. I was very upset, having had him for about 7 years. I can’t imagine how sad you were after 30 years! I truly sympathize. 💙
What an interesting true story!!
I am still surprised that Pelicans never went extinct despite being too bold to the point of actually gaining fatal injuries or death. Well if Koalas can survive being the dumbest animal on the planet, so can Pelicans.
Don’t forget Giant Pandas. Not exactly the smartest bears out there.
Suddenly "survival of the fittest" doesn't sound right. I think luck play much more into life then anything else.
Koalas are alive because of people's incessant need to protect them lol.
@@alexanderpoirier3350 Like the Koala, human aid and intervention is why they live.
@@EnchieDarwin’s ideas are outdated, we don’t think evolution works that way anymore
Those alligator snapping turtles are no joke. You do not want a body part near their mouths. Not surprised about about tortoises being able to eat meat. There is a reason they have lasted this long. Was fun to watch. Great video
White pelicans tend to be inland freshwater while brown tend to be ocean.
Hmmm shoebill is their closest relatives lol.
Yes I smart know fact yes comment
So.. is there something that I can put my body parts near their mouth? 🙂
Oh yeah you're not kidding. Snapping turtles can break bones so yeah.
Why are the pelican's damaged pouches pixelated to prevent us from viewing the damage ? Are we considered to be too delicate to see the extent of the damage that is sometimes likely to result in the death of the pelican?
Perhaps one of those ridiculous KZhead guidelines that prevent creators from getting revenue? Combined with the fact that some people do find such content disturbing
Right? I've seen worse things on the side of the road. It makes no damn sense.
Why do you want to look at horrible things?
@@carolflower8015 It's not that I want to, it's that some of us feel it's wrong to look away from all bad things in this world. Facing them makes you stronger, and I hate some corporation deciding I'm a delicate flower that needs protected as if I was a small child.
@@carolflower8015 why do you want to live in a sanitised world void of reality?
What was with the green screen turtle chasing the green screen bird?Did you not notice how off it was!?
I assume that's a copyright issue
@@dennispetrov9628 That makes sense.
theres lots once you start to pay attention, its a tad annoying
There was a lot of weird photoshop issues on this for some reason
Footage isn't cheap but that staged footage was.
A pelican going after a snapping turtle? That pelican must be suicidal.
I love how the narrator is informative and interesting at the same time as seeming as surprised and amazed as we are while reading his script!😄
Falcon
Easy tiger you make a great point my friend for me
@@jixdahac it’s EASYTIGER10
Pelican life is so tuff, literally a little claw can fuck up its life
Take my like and be gone
I think it's truly awesome that there are people out there that would do that without having to get money for it.
Food is food to an animal, no matter where it comes from. Almost all 'herbivores' are opportunistic carnivores and will not turn down meat if they can get it. Cows? Yup. Horses? 100% Small deer?! They actually hunt down defenceless chicks during the spring. Rabbits? No problem attacking and eating wounded birds.
Everyone viewing this channel knows that
Sad but true
Keep it simple : all animals eat other living beings or at least parasite on them.
Yup I even seen an iguana eat a mouse
Squirrels and chipmunks eat meat and grubs too. I've seen a chipmunk running along with a dead baby mouse or something in its mouth, one eating partially cooked chicken that I accidentally knocked on the ground, and one eating bacon grease from a pan left outside.
I like how he is happy that the pelican is rescued (which I’m glad it was rescued). But he doesn’t know how sadistic pelicans can be
He literally eat everything
Sadistic? They are just eating
Pelicans are the definition of "Biting more than you can chew."
The pain that pelican must be in…
I never thought about it much until now, but I wonder if the throat pouches show up in pelican fossils and I wonder if many pterosaurs and other flying dinosaurs may have had huge throat pouches but we just can't tell from the fossils because of how fragile the skin could be.
That’s an excellent point!
@hankschannel I need to know if this is possible. Were pterosaurs giant pelicans?
@@kaidwyer bro they dived into water. No shit.
ok so I randomly stumbled upon a short from Hank Green (who I previously tagged in this reply thread), and in that he explained that certain pterosaurs did develop pouches like pelicans, but that the trait emerged independently from pelicans’ adaptation. Essentially pelicans and other birds are equally related to pterosaurs, and the resemblance is partly coincidental, and partly because a pouch is advantageous for that hunting style.
You're on to something here
While fishing in the Florida Keys, when we cleaned our fish at the pier we had to pay the "Pelican Tax". This is the leftover scraps we had to constantly throw at the pelicans. As long as we paid the tax they would leave our fish alone. But if you didn't pay, they stole your best fish right off the table.
You know what's funny bout a Pelican? His beak can hold more, than his belly can.
Way back in the 60s when I was a girl in Africa, we always made sure our pet tortoises had a balanced diet by including chongololos (aka giant African millipedes). I'm really surprised that scientists didn't know tortoises were omnivorous.
Which country, stop talking about africa as if its a country.
@@EmmanuellaUdofia Zimbabwe. I am fully aware Africa is not a country, but I'll quite as easily say America without specifying a state, or Europe without specifying a country, or The UK without specifying England, Ireland or Wales. By using the term "chongololo", most Africans will know which region I am referring to anyway.
@@jaqiharrison1984 no problem. It's a pet peeve of mine
I hear you! I used to find it frustrating until I realised it wasn't continent specific, and the average person has as much difficulty pointing to Holland on a map as they do Malawi.
@@EmmanuellaUdofia don’t talk to her like that
That tortious dramatization is exactly why we love your channel, its when you take on the character of the animals bro, loll!
With sleepy eyes I read it the biggest mistake a politician can make, and was like finally someone explaining the corruptions going on around 😂
😂😂😂
Who did you hire to edit the snapping turtle graphics from 6:45 till the end of the video? They looked totally amazing and so real!
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Yeah, they should have let the person who edited 7:39-7:45 edit 6:45 as well
The mangled beak is one of the most disturbing things I've had to see and think about for a while.
I can’t believe you made a video about hurt pelicans and CENSORED the images of the hurt pelicans. Unbelievable.
Modern yt in a nutshell
the pelican deserved it all
yup
reminds me of my self after 2 am " turning to pelikan "
''The Biggest Mistake a Pelican Can Make'' *proceeds to talk about turtles*
Many sharks have to close their eyes to open jaws wide enough for a bite..so they technically just bite at prey hoping they hit
Thanks for highlighting the unnecessary censorship!
it's amazing how pelicans aren't extinct at this point.
I remember seeing the footage of the tortoise in the Seychelles hunting a flightless bird trapping it at the edge of a fallen tree (which jumping off would be a death sentence for such a small flightless bird).
Hands down the best channel on KZhead. Idk how you guys do this!
Literally the only channel I watch on KZhead.
It's not just tortoise that every now and then snacks on lil birds, i'v seen moose just floking around picking up chicks practising flight and just munch on em.
Lmao the Harry Potter joke at the end😂 Great video as always, super entertaining and informative!
My whole life, I have wondered what is the biggest mistake a pelican can make. Now I finally know.
An animal that will put anything in it's mouth to see if it's edible... My spirit animal...
Sorry for running the moment They are caníbals
😀 😀 😀
Even at 2M subs this cannel is stupidly underrated! First time I’ve found a video in my recommended and I’ve been learning crazy and crazy fucked up facts all day. 100/10, subbed and staying.
Even if a Pelican, doesn't mean a Pelishould
Two guys in a kayak were spit out of a whale mouth in a different video. They both survived with little harm done to them.
Pilecans are nearer to dinosaurs, than a scavenger eagle
I love how you explained the whole video. Somehow mellow and serious.
That thumbnail is making my skin crawl for some reason but i cant stop looking at it. Poor thing.
Weird to talk about how pelicans will eat anything and NOT show that clip recorded in Central Park of a pelican nomming a pigeon.
Funny story: my brother when he was little, he showed my turtle his tongue and she bit him XD, well he learnd his lesson
It’s probably a good thing pelicans are not the size of gorillas
the only pelican I know tells me to hydrate constantly and speaks with an Australian accent
That pelican looks like he had a fight with scissors ✂️ and he lost
That pelican was named Amber and had a run in with Edward Scissorhands.
Thank you for the emoji or I might've forgotten what scissors look like
Thanks for the emoji it made your comment funnier
I've read about pelicans scoffing small dogs, more than once in Paris France. Some woman is walking her chihuahua on a leash on one occasion I've always chuckled about when I remember it , when a Pelican lands beside them, and promptly gobbles up the small animal, flying away.. I can't get the idea of what her face must have looked like as it happened.
I remember when abut 15 years ago a dog was dragged down in a pond in Mönchengladbach, Germany. It was an old giant catfish. The dog had not been far away from land and only in the water with his legs. The huge catfish hunted him down by catching one leg and pulling him fast to the middle of the pond, where he dragged him down in the water multiple times until the dog was dead. This was caught on camera. Hardly anybody believed it without seeing the photos. But then a few years later, again this catfish hunted down two other dogs. Officials tried to catch the catfish, but weren't able to. Nobody goes in the water anymore there. So either the catfish is dead by now, or he is on a different diet. ^^
If you could show us the wounds instead of blurring them out that would be good
Regarding the walleye, I bet it was the spiky dorsals that got caught in the bird’s throat. I’d wager a pelican could consume a similar size northern pike.
Good that you've pixelated all the interesting images in the clip after you've shocked us with your unpixelated thumbnail 🤣👍
The turtle scenario is life. It’s natural. The fish hook story is what bothers me.
Animals fights or collisions can be deadly like this. Thanks for the info watop
First 3 seconds is my favorite part of any video these guys make lol
Turtles are prehistoric creatures just like alligators and crocodiles. They endured millions years of hell on Earth!
In Louisiana snapping turtles and pelicans are abundant in the wild. Tbh I'd rather deal with alligator than a snapping turtle. Those turtles swim fast and are more aggressive than gators. Gators rather run away than bite. I've seen snapping turtles chasing dogs and people out of the water..
Just another day to unload some .44 rounds *stylishly reloads magnum*
It's as if a pitcher plant grew wings.
Seeing these pelicans make me feel my chin skin without touching it
Wow. That video was all over the place. So should we assume that pelican was left to starve. Nothing was mentioned about helping it. Another was mentioned with the same injury that was helped and released, but nothing about this one. Or did I miss it?
I agree. It should be told that the poor bird was healed. Not just left to die in agony.
9:58 this is not true, even google says the strongest snapping turtle is the alligator snapping turtle.
I've raised a common snapping turtle from hatchling to 9 years, at which point he was released. Miss my little "Chubby," and hope he's eating well!
Eating the bird that's ridding you of your ticks.. now that's some serious betrayal right there
There is a famous pelican in London that has a taste for pigeons. You can find it on youtube
I saw
Canabalism
@@arandomguyontheinternet5818 not really
I catch and fix up injured turtles and I do this by using a barbless hook with a BRIGHT red bobber 1 inch above the hook. I usually use hotdogs as bait and it always works. I also use a chain-mill net that the soft shells offer break.
This is just fantastic to learn about these pretty bizarre animals
Just because a Pelican doesn't mean a PeliSHOULD
Claim your here before an hour here is your ticket
No
cringe
Can i eat the ticket though?
oh that ticket? gone, reduced to atom
ok
i used to feed anything to my turtles from fish, vegetables, fruits, and even meat or insects they love it
Loved seeing some anti-pelican justice for a change. I haven't felt this good since seeing the much-smaller Peter Brady kick the much-bigger Buddy Hinton's teeth in, back in 1970.
I love your channel watop!
My mom has small palm size land tortoises to control her cockroach infestation. She also feeds them canned dog food for meals when the roaches are diminished. They have survived for many many years and have names.
I highly doubt that much damage was done by a softshell turtle. It was most likely a species of snapping turtle. Their jaws not only have a much stronger biting force, they are also very sharp and talon-shaped so they come to a point and work much the same way that scissors work, by shearing flesh at the base of the jaw and working forward as the bite occurs.
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Pelican: lol look at that abomination Turtle: WHAT DID U SAY U BIRD ABOMINATION Pelican: MY MOUTH WHAT HAVE U DONE Turtle: want more?
Intrusive thought won and it turned into a turtle video. Imo that tangent just shows your passion for animals! Love this account
Pelicans are amazing. If you go to Xcaret in Playa del Carmen, Mexico and float in the lagoon on one of the tubes they provide, the wild pelicans nearby will divebomb underneath you to get to the little fish that gather in your shadow. It was an incredible experience. I thought they would hit me, because they dive so fast, but they are extremely accurate. They divebomb so close to you that you will get splashed. I had no idea that their beak pouches were this fragile though.
Poor and uneducated me who used to think, turtles are pretty harmless 😭
XD
Thumbnails looks like the pelican got a lesson from Stewie family guy.
These birds don't realize that just because a pelican doesn't mean a pelishould
Hahahahaha, . Keep up the good work brother.
I bet vegans are throwing their phones when the find out that lots of herbivores often eat baby birds when they get the chance
And here I thought the thumbnail was photoshop ☠️
Why are the pics blurred?! I only clicked the link because I wanted to see the shredded throat pouch
Fun fact: the ancient Chinese trained pelicans to fish for them. The pelican would catch the fish and hold it in its pouch. Then the bird would fly back to the human. They would split the meal and no one would go to bed hungry.
Seems strange that the Pelican is doing all the work for half the pay...
cormorants too
In India are fishermen, who trainbirds for fishing.
It feels nice to be this early. 😌
Coffee intro never gets old....most interesting channel in youTube....
That capybara footage was clearly doctored.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how much time and e ffort he puts in the videos for us. 😇
He does do a very good job.
I find it incredibly odd how humanity feels some obligation to help some wild animals, like pelicans who take on other strong animals, but don't feel any real obligation to just avoid harming those animals themselves. Take the typical modern day fishing vessel, for example. It's an absolute horror show in terms of killing, maiming, and destroying the habitats of billions of wild sea animals and that gets largely ignored. But then we all feel good when we hear of a tiny number of wild animals rehabbed from unfortunate nonhuman forces.
Thats rather short sighted and cynical of both of you. What sad and angry lives you must live if the desire to make a creatures life better is a negative to you.
@@herrikudo You missed the point. No one's suggesting it's bad to help any animals. The issue is: why help 1 animal while mindlessly terrorizing millions of other animals? It's a matter of consistency.
It's because you're putting all of humanity into one pool. Some humans are just disgusting, selfish, and cruel and I'm sure if it wasn't for laws, they would do the same to other humans, some of these cruel humans become leaders and that's how wars happen. Then you have the good hearted people who help these animals, they don't turn around and hurt other animals for no reason, maybe they eat meat, but that's a whole other can of worms. 😶
@@Zonose I'm willing to suggest that the average human alive today thinks that helping wild animals is morally virtuous. They would applaud the people who help those animals and see it as a good example for others to follow. But also the average human alive today also supports industries, such as the fishing industry. It's cognitive dissonance on a mass scale.
@@AV57 Yeah that's a thing alright 😕 it's not something I know enough about to try to discuss deeply..
the thumbnail looks so friking wrong yet so fricking right at the same time
Gumball and his family would be so happy to meet this menace turtle again.
I never expected turtles would be such a predator
dam i kinda feel bad
Wow, the injury looks just like pixels. Hate when that happens.
Them thumbnails photoshop skill bro 😂😂 I can’t 💀💀
My only issue with people helping heal pelicans that get injured, is you doom the species to stagnation
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Survival of the fittest aka Mother Nature is being interrupted
Oh cmon. I know natural selection and shit but is just one bird.
No ... You dont
That's not even close to how that works
i have exactly the same turtle at my home, I'm keeping it as a pet and i can confirm its bite force is extremely high also its claws are dangerous. i rescued it from the wild and i'm having it with me since 2014 and it's a small one weighing around 900g i even got another one to keep its company but it severely injured the new turtle so i had no choice but to keep them both separately. I'm not a turtle expert and i don't know their behavior so if anyone knows them well let me know how to befriend it. it's been over 8 years since i found it and it still hides inside its shell when i hold it
I don't know how to tell you this lightly, but if you don't know basic stuff about a species as the fact that they're territorial and solitary and that you can't befriend two animals that aren't social, you shouldn't keep them. You should know their behavior if you decided to care from them. Also, you don't rescue animals from the wild, you took it out of its environment and depending on your local laws it might even be illegal. In addition, in the case you find a wild wounded animal you call the experts, don't intervene yourself if you don't have the knowledge/experience, you can make it much worse
Pizza. Try pizza.
The pigeons are taking notes.
The thumbnail made me shiver